Without an executive coach, it's like conducting the symphony with your eyes closed. You have a deep understanding of music and your orchestra, but you might miss nuances, tempo changes, or potential  discordant notes. It's a fair effort, but it's challenging to bring out the best performance from your orchestra and the composition.

 

Now, picture your executive coach as a knowledgeable music critic who listens to your performance from the audience's perspective. They haven't necessarily conducted your symphony or played in your orchestra, but they bring an insightful and unbiased view. Their role is to provide feedback, suggest improvements, and help you interpret the composition in a fresh and...